CITY INTELLIGENCE, i
10 ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITKMB HKM OUTSIDB fAXS.J
' u 7 ,Leaopb land. The Special
i- L?nr eCr Tf Coun1's' having charge of the
r X. L of.?jea R"o Island to tbe Government
. S Ct V2,c?i 5e:.terdy. Mr. Harper, chair-
rnecr, an present, and submitted plans of the
survey Just completed of tho property along
the north bank of the League Island channel,
ine survey was made for the purpose ot placing
Mones upon the Rrourid margins: the outline of
- r-t -"j '"vy iui uj i ut uuvvruuiiini, ana
RIHO euch murk ns wnnhl
the sub-division Into prepenses to be taken,
ihe plan shows an avenue loo hundred feet
wide, which Is to be laid out along the entire
northern line of the Island. This avenue will
alBo extend around and upon the Schuylkill
fiont, to connect with Schuylkill avenue, now
located from South street to the Fish House,
below Gray's Ferry. Surveys are now being
made lor the purposo of locating Delaware
avenue east and wet ot the proposed Navy
Yard at League Island.
The plans were examined by the Committee,
and seemed to give very treneral satisfaction.
ne Committee also took into consideration
tbe best plan of acquiring possession ol the pro
perty which had been vacated.
Burglaries. Early yeRterday morning the
dwelling of Mr. Toy, at Third and Carpenter
streets, was entered by burglars, who were ran
sacking tho premises for valuables whoa the
noise aroused Mr. Toy. Cpoa getting out of
bod he lound the room strewn with articles.
He then sprang a watchman's rattle, which
frightened the burglars away. They carried off
some clothing and silverware.
The residence of Mr. Charles Rowland, No.
117 8. Eighteenth street, was entered during the
absence of the lamtly within a day or two, and
was found to have been thoroughly ransacked
when some of the in mates returned to it from
tbe country. What the thieves had carried off
could not be ascertained, in the absence ot the
heads ot the household. Families about to leave
their residences during the summer months
should notify tho police of the fact.
About two hundred and tifty dollars were
stolen on Monday afternoon from the residence
of Mr. William Gamble. No. 402 Henry street,
during the absence of the lamily. As there was
, no breaking to enter, tbe thief is supposed to
have used a false key.
Thb Press Clcb Election ok Officers.
Yesterday afternoon the Club held its annual
election lor oflicers for the ensuing year. After
the preliminary business was concluded, the
Club proceeded to the election of officers for
the coming year, with the lollowiiig result:
President E. W. C. Greene.
Vice-Presidents T. D. Thacher and Dr.
Morwitz.
Treasurer Casper Soudar.
Corresponding Secretary John F. McDevitt.
Recording Secretary William H. Fisher.
Directors A. W. Knck, J. L. Ringwalt, Frank
Wells, William F. Corbit, It. 8. Menamin, Emer
son Rennet. Thomas E. Harkins, William J.
Clarke, and LewiB Wain Smith.
Colonel Greene announced the Finance Com
mittee, which is composed of D. B. Williamson,
Joseph Robinson, and C. H. Clark. The Investi
gating Committee consists of William B. Cun
nlngton, Emerson Bennett, and R. 8. Menamin.
Of Some Importance to Hackmen. An or
dinance of the city requires all hacks for public
use or hire to be registered at the office ot the
Highway Department; and also requires the
owners of the same to pay an annual license of
$2-60 on each hack, between the 1st of May and
the 1st day of June, under a penalty of $5 for
each time a hack may be used after that time,
if the license has not been paid. There is now
on tbe books of the Department over 400 hacks,
but of that number only 100 have complied with
the law; the other 300 are subject to the penalty
If arrested by the High Constables, whose duty
it Is to see that the ordinances of the city are
complied with.
Anniversary. The anniversary of the Sun
day Schools ot the Fourth Baptist Church, Fltth
and Buttonwood streets, was held last evening.
Tbe exercises were opened with prayer by Rev.
Dr. Jeffreys', after which the scholars united In
sineing. Addresses were made by Rov. J. W.
Jackson, Rev. Dr. Newton, and Rev. Dr. Jeffreys.
During the evening a number of Tresentatlons
were made by the different classes; among these
was a tine portrait of Father Beazle, one of the
oldest deacons of the church. The gifts were
dulv acknowledged by the parties to whom thev
were presented. The schools number about 350
children. ,
A Wobkinomen's TickET. The Committee
on Resolutions, appointed at a public .meeting
of workingmen held some days since, met last
evening, at Eighth and Walnut streets, and re
ported a series of resolutions, setting forth tbat
both political parties had entirely ignored the
workingmen, and that they Intended to sepa
rate themselves from political organizations,
and vote, and invite their Iriends to vote, for
only such men as look to the workingmen's in
terests. The resolutions were agreed to, and
the Committee adjourned.
AMUSEMENTS.
Benefits fob thb Sufferers. Mrs. John
Drew and Mr. G. L. Fox have tendered the
Arch Street Theatre, on Saturday afternoon
next, for a benefit "matinee" to the Philadel
phia Association for the Relief of Disabled Fire
men, when the entire receipts on that occa
sion will be given to that noble institution for
distribution. Tickets can be procured at the
theatre, or from the President, Mr. George W.
Tryon, or any of the Board of Trustees. The
, advertisement gives all the particulars.
To-morrow t Friday) evening a benefit will
be given at this theatre to the families of the
firemen who were killed at the late lire in Wal
nut street. A large number of well-known
artists have volunteered their services, and the
performance will undoubtedly be very fine, and
we hope the house will be crowded.
Walnut Street Theatre. Mr. Joseph Jef
ferson appears this evemug in his great role of
'Asa Trencnard," in the comedy of Our Ameri
can Cousin. Mr. Charles Vandeuhoff will essay
tho part of "Lord Dundreaiy," and these stars
will be supported by Miss Susan Denin and the
company favorites. To-morrow and Saturday,
last nights -of Mr. Jefferson's brilliant engage
ment. Hip Van Winkle will oe played.
Arch Street Theaibb. This evening Mr. G.
L Fox presents his lavorite pantomime ot Jack
ani GUI, which proves a popular as ever. Mr.
C K. Fox appears as "Pautaloon," assisted by
Miss Louisa Browne, Master Calllgue, and tbe
whole company. A lauehaole comedietta pre
cedes the pantomime each evening, in which
Mr. Sam. Hemple takes a leading parUlt
should not be forgotten that Mr. O. L. rox has
big benefit to-morrow evenine, when his Iriends
' will, no doubt, turn out in numbers.
This is the Last Week of the season at Cam
cross & Dixey's "Family Resort." !
The Autcmnal Glory of the Alleghenies.
This tine landscape painting, by Mr. F. DeB.
Richards, one of our resident artists, is on exhi
bition at the gallery of the Artists' Fund Society,
No 1334 Chetnut street. This painting is one of
the finest landscapes ever exhibited here, and
exhibits the Valley of the Cheat river, West
Virelnia. It is well worth a visit. The exhibi
tion is for 1 be benefit of the Union Temporary
Home lor Children, one of our most deserving
charities. m .
In the depot is a placard announcing "No
Smoking," pouted over an oil lamp. Two
i-,ci.mUTi .linear, one smoking. "Pat," says
il, other, "ye're transgresMu' the rules of the
istab ishment,yeare.; "How'a that f" says
ow. "Don't y see there no
amoking?" "Yis; but can't ye see ye spal
peen, the remark ia addressed to me lamp r-
Mother" writes to the
"A
TlistrAHged
a uptown (I'll.) Democrat for advice,
which
: ..at,iilv: "The only way to cure
JonrVon of staying out 'late o' nightB ia to
Cak bis legs, or ele get the 'calico1 he runa
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,
tor additional Marine JVetvi Flrnt Pag.
ALMAJNAO
FOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT.
Ptm Risks,
4-80 Mnow Kinmn..... Ml
7HSHlH V, AT KR...... ....... 914
Sun Skts..,
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
William O. Kknt. 1
Thomas R. Arhmkad, f Momthlt Ooxinnn
Chahlks Wmuta,
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
FOR AMERICA.
rmpontlg .....Liverpool. ..I'liilada..... June 1
WMelropollsSoulhampton...New York ..June 5
Win. Penn x)Ddon....New York.. Judo
NorihernLightBrenieii New York June 8
Delaware....- Liverpool... rnilarla. .... June IS
Russia .....Liverpool... New York....June 15
Clt.vot lniolin... Liverpool. ..New York June IS
Teutonla ..Hamhurg.New York -June 1,1
Union .Southampton. ..New 1 ork. ...... June 18
Tripoli Liverpool. ..New York -June is
C. ot BaltimoreLlverpool...New York June 19
Erin .Llverpool...New York. ......-.June 19
Saxonla Hanihiirg....New York -.June 19
l'eruvltm ....Liverpool. ..queoec - -June '20
Chlcsgo Llverpool...New York June 21
ViliedeParls Havre.- New York June 21
tin a. LiverpoolNew York June 2a
J ava. LiverpoolBoston....
June ll
Bavaria ..Uanionrir...New York.
June 22
EOR EUROPE.
Weer -....New YorkRrenien
-June 27
..June 29
O. of Boston New York. ..Liverpool.
Hie Uueen.. ..New 'ork...Liveriool
.June 29
Nebraska .New York. ..Liverpool .June '19
Haminonla..,....New York... Hamburg.... June 29
Perelre New York Havre
Caledonia -New York. ..Glasgow.......
....June 29
...June 29
June 29
....June 2!)
....July
July 8
,.July 4
...July e
...July
Acuities New YorkAntwerp....... .
W. Metropolis.. .New Yoru... Bremen
C.of N. York New York. ..Liverpool
Uhina iioeton Liverpool ,
New York New York Bremen.
C. of Ballluiore.New YorkLiverpool
Denmark .. New York...Llverpool. ...........
Win. PeUD ..New Y'ork... London
4XJASTWIMIC. IJOMR.STIO. ETU.
July a
BKle.. New YorkHavana.- -.June 27
J.W. Kvernian.Pullada.. Charleston ...June 29
wvouiluu Phllada -havannah June '29
TIiikb N. OrleansPhiladelphia .-.June 29
O.Washiii(!ton...New York..New Or.eans .June 2!
Gen. Oram. ..New York New Orleans.. .June 29
Nevada New York Han Juan July 1
Ocesu QueenNew York AHplnwalL ... .......July 1
11. Hudson Phllada -.Havana. ... .July 2
Hlwrof tlieL'nlon. Phllada New Orleans .lulv 3
Coin ru hla..N e w Y orkH avana.. July 4
Pioneer.. .Phllada -Wilmington ... -July
btarsandHtrlpesPliilada Havana July 18
mails are iorwaraea oy every steamer in me regular
lines. The steamers for or from Ltvernnnl call ak
Qneenstown, except tbe Canadian linn, which call at
Londonderry. Tbe steamers for or from the Conti
nent caJl at bouthampton.
ctleahictj tkstit.ti.ti a v.
Bcbr C W. Locke, Huuiley, Dorchester, Cay, Haddell
dl Co.
Pctir M. and E. Henderson, Price, Boston, do.
bclir Keadlns EK. No. 4fi. Anderson. Norwich, tlo
bcbr J. U. Allen, beaman. JiosUm. Castner. btlckney
A Wellington.
Bcbr G. H. Murney, Mnrney, New Haven, do.
bchr C. Kan kin, Kankln, Kennebunk, W. H. Jobns fe
llro.
Bchr J. J. Wortblngton, Terry, New London, Rommel
Hunter.
Bcbr W. B. McShaln. Christy, Washington, do.
Bchr J. Burley, Williams, Boston. Boihermel & Co.
Bcbr H. Kellly, Hellly, Weymouth. Preston Coal Co.
bchr Lucia B. Ives, Bowdltcb, Providence, Borda,
Kellar fc Nutting.
Srhr Klchard Law, York, Stonlngton, E. V. Qlover.
K'r K. Willing, CundlU, Baltimore, A. Orovee, Jr.
bt'r Mayflower, Robinson, New York, W. P.Cly de&Co.
bt'r Fanule. Fenlou, New Y'ork. W. M. Balrd A Co.
Tug Thos. Jellerson, Allen, tor Baltimore, with a tow
ol barges, W. P. Clyde A Co.
ARRIVED VK8TEBDAT.
Steamship Mellta, Sumner, iroui Liverpool 8th Inst.,
with indue, aiid passengers to A. R. Mclienry Co.
bteamship btar of tbe Union, Cooksey, S days from
New Orleans, via Havana, with mdse. to Philadelphia
and Southern Mail bteamshlp Co.
bcbr busan K. Potter, Poller, from New York, with
salt to A. Kerr A Bro.
bcbr Gen. Grant, colburn, 4 days from Laurel, with
lumber and grain to Moore A Wbeatley.
bchr C. Kan kin, Rankin, from Kennebunk.
bcbr G. R, Murney, Murney, from Norwlcb.
bcbr L. B. Ives, Bowdltcb, from Fall River.
bobr M. P. Cranmer, Cranmer, from Salisbury,
bchr W. B. McShaln, Christy, from Newark.
bchr J. J. Wortblngton, Terry, from New London.
bcbr M. and K. Henderson, Price, from Boston.
bchr J. H. Allen, beaman, from Boston.
bcbr Reading KB, No. 45, Anderson, from New
London.
Steamer W. C. Pierrepont, Shropshire, 24 hours from
New York, with mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Steamer E. V. Kiddle, McCue, 24 hours from New
York, with mdse. to W. P. Clvde A Co.
Tug 1 bos. Jellerson. Allen, from Baltimore, with a
tow ol barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Baranak, Turley, for Philadelphia, sailed from
jiverpoui ism inst.
Ship Westmoreland. Hammond, from Liverpool for
Philadelphia, was spoken &id lust., lau 41 02. Ion. UU42.
Steamship Tioga, Morse, hence, at New Orleans 24th
loslaut.
bteamshlp Alliance, Kelley, hence, at Charleston
veslerdav mornlmr.
Barque Pembroke, Potter, from London for Phila
delphia, cleared at New Y'ork yesterday.
Barque Tulsko, bchumacher, lor Philadelphia,
cleared at TCew York vpnLerdav.
Brig Tempest, Wilson, hence, at Bangor 22d Inst.
Brig Klia, Foote, hence, at St. John, N. B 23d Inst.
Brig Wlllebald, Mutzel, for Philadelphia, cleared at
bcbr Rending RR. No. 49, Robinson, for Philadel
phia, sailed trom Pawtuckel 24tb Inst.
bchrs R. F'. Stockton, boper. and W. C. Atwater,
Glover, from Fall River for Philadelphia, at Newport
23d Inst. t ,
bcbr Mary R. Homers, somers, nence, at juouue ziai
InstanU . ,
Steamer Ola PJortn state, swaine, rrom cnowau
river lor Philadelphia, at Norfolk 2ilh Inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
A annAMlia .1.1 with (l..oa lul ) 1 1 . 1 1 1 N Water fill It.
has beeu discovered! almost in tbe centre of Seymour
Narrows. Vancouver Island, but rather on the western
side, between Maud Island aud Wilfred Point. It lies
bW. W., nearly three cables from me nortnwest
point of the island, and N.NE. V E. three cables from
tbe southeast extreme of W Hired Point; It is near tbe
position of the heaviest part of tbe tide race.
The passage Ib therefore dangerous tor large vessels
during tbe strength of either stream, and It Is recom
mended to enter It especially from tbe southward
at slack water, and to pass on tbe eastern Bide of the
rock. . .
All bearings are magnetic, variation in loo,,
decrees easterly.
y,y oroer. r. xi. iir.ni. nvir, oecreiurjr.
Trinity House, London, June 10, 1W7.
Tbe French Government has given notice that from
the Ml h day of May, is7, a light will be exhibited
trom a lighthouse recently constructea on roiuie uos
Dames, on tbe north coast of Nolrmoutiers' Island.
Tbe llKht Is a fixed wblte and red light, elevateu in
feet above tbe level of the sea, aud lu clear weather
the wblte portion of tbe light should be seen from a
distance of leu mileB, and the red from a distance of
seven miles.
Tbe while portion ot the light is visible rrom sea
ward round a great part of the horizon, and tbe red
portion from the Dearing w. uy or in a line irom
Hib meeiiln of Ronri'iienf. to K. bv W. '. W.. or III a
line about midway belweeu theshouls or Pierre Molue
and Basse deB Peres.
The lower is stone, rectancuiar. ana nny-iwo ieet
high; It Is painted red on the two faces south ot tbe
line to tbe steeple or Bourgneut, and is HM yards
north ot the entrance of tbe port of Nolrmoutiers, la
lat. 47 0i N.. Ion. 2 ia'4 W. ot Greenwich.
By command or tneir lorusnips.
jKf. hrnky Rli:iIARDS. Hvdrographer.
Hydroijraphlc OUice. Admiralty, London, May 21, 1S07.
GROCERIES, ETC.
E W
SMOKED AND SPICED SALMON,
FIRST OF THE SEASON,
ALBEBT C. ROBERTS,
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Bts.
11 TJrp
JAPANESE TOWCnONG TEA,
THE FINEST QUALITY IMPORTED,
Emperor and other fine chops OOLONGS.
New crop YfeUNG HYbON and GUNPOWDER
and genuine CHULAN TEA,
For sale by the package or retail, at
JAMES It. WEBB'S,
(14 Corner WALNUT and EIGHTH Bts.
QAIl FIELD'S 1
SUPERIOR CIDER VINECAI
!
Warranted tree from all POISONOUS ACIDS.
For sale by all Grocers, and by the Bole Agents,
PAUL. S FERGUSON,;
1 sm8 NO. IS MOBTII WATEB UT.
GET TIIE BE8T THE HOLY BIBLE HARD
loir's Editions Family, Pulpit and Pocket Bible
In beautiful tstyles of Turkey Morocco and antiuu
bludluKs. A new edition, arranged for photographio
por-raiUOf ftualllee.M HARDING, JMbHsher,
No, 626 CUKbWUT bue" luw FouxUl
MEDICAL.
pONO'S EXTRACT OF HAIUMEUS
UK rAl.N DJtBTP.OYER,
Is one of the few domestic remedleaaphlrh havneoma
Into general use and tnvorlwlthout pulling. It is tbe
product ot a simnle shrnh. harnil.ai In l 'um ind.
as a domestic remedy, unequalled.
BOITA,
BRVlSFfl,
IAIHKKIS
SOHF.NJ'iSa
bl'RAINK,
bOKE THROAT,
TOOTHACHE,
KARACHK.
NFUKAUUA.
RHEUMATISM
LUMBAGO,
b'iiNos,
HOUR EYES,
BLFKDINU OF
LUNGS,
NOSE,
STOMACH,
THB
CORN.
TJIXJKK."!.
OLD SOREa
while It promptly arrests all HEMOKKHAOhH
in,
Hundreds of physicians use It dally In their practice,
and give It their nnqualiUed recommendation, bold
by our agents and dealers.
The Medicine Is exclusively prepared by the sub
scribers, Proprietors and Successors to T. T. POND,
to wnem an oroars must be aouresweu.
HUMPH RE Y Iv HOMOEOPATH IU MEDICINE UU.,
NO. 5K2 HKOADWA Y, XSeW XOrk.
PRICES OF POND'S EXTRACT.
fix ounce bottles, with directions, retail ..60 cents
Pint bottles, with directions, retail-... 4
Quarts In bottle., .'. .-4f75
Liberal discount to Physicians and Dealers.
SIMILIA SIMILIDUS CURANTUR.
M VMPHEEYf? MOM UiO PA TH1Q SPECIFICS.
FAMILY CASES
Ot 85 Urge vials, morocco cose, containing a
Bpecinc ror every ordinary disease a laruiiy
is subject to.anil a book ot directions 11000
Smaller Family and Travelling suses, with 20
10 us viais - so o
Bpeclllcs for all lilseases, both for Curing and
tor Preventive treatment, In vials and '
pocket cases ..- .12 to M
These Remedies, by the case or single box, are sent
to any part of the country, by Mall or Express, free of
cbHrge, on receipt of tbe price.
Address HUMPH KEYS' SPECIFIC
HOMCF.OPATHIG M FL1CINE COMPANY,
OQlceand Depot. Nn. Ml BROADWAY, New York.
Dr. HUMPHREY (4 Is consulted dally at bis olbce.
personally or by letter, as above, for all lorma of
disease.
For sale by DYOTT A CO., JOHNHON, HOL
LOW A Y A COWDF;N, T. R. CALLENUER, and
AMKROHF'. SMITH, Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia,
and at BLITHE'S Drug Store, No. 8120 Market street,
and by all Druggists. 8 ltuths Sin
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NORTH AMERICA.
OFFICE, No. 232 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA
INCORPORATED 1794. CHARTER PERPETUAL,
CAPITA!., 9500,000.
ASSETS, JANUARY 8, 1807, l,763,a0733,
INSURES MARINE, INLAND THANSPOR'
1A11UM AMllbEBMKS,
SIKGCmHS,
Arttnr G. Coffin, George L. Harrison,
Samuel W. Jones,
John A. Brown,
Charles Taylor,
Ambrose White,
Richard D. Wood,
William Welsh,
8. Morris Wain,
John Mason.
Francis R. Cone.
Edward 11. Trotter,
Edwards. Clarke,
William Cummlngs,
T.Charlton Henry,
Allred D. Jessun,
John P. White.
Louis c. Madeira.
ARTHUR O,
Charles Platt. secretary.
COFFIN, President.
WILLIAM BUEHLER, Harrlsburg, Pa., Centra
Agent lor the State of Pennsylvania. 1 2b
HOOP SKIRTS.
628
HOOP SKIRTS, OQ
HOPKINS' "OWN MAKE," KJjLiO
PRICES REDUCED III
It affords us much pleasure to announce to our
numerous patrons and tiie public, tbat In conse
quence of a slight decline in U-oop Bklrt material,
together with our Increased facilities for manufac
turing, and a strict adherence to BUYING and
SELLING for CASH, we aie enabled to oiler all our
JUSTLY UKLkH BATED HOOP fcKIRTS at RE
DUCED PRICES. And our Skirts will always, as
heretolore. be found in every respect more desirable.
and really cheaper than any single or double spring
Hoop Skirt In the market, while our assortment is
uneaualled.
Also, constantly receiving irora new i ors ana me
Eastern States full Hues ot low priced Skirts, at very
prices: among which is a lot or iMain Skirts at
the following rates: 15 springs, Sc.; 20 springs, 63c.; 2-
springs, 76c. 30 springs, 85a; 85 springs, Hoc; and
springs, fi oo.
Skirts mude to order, altered, and repaired. Whol
Bale and retail, at lie Philadelphia Hoop Skirt En
porlum. Mo. o2o A-KUix street, oeiow beveniu
s 10 sm rp
WILLIAM T. HOPKINS.
EXCURSIONS.
w ;!CJ EXCUESION8 DPTHE RIVER.
-a-ruil3Tliw splendid steamboat JOHN
vvaiuU; uiakes daily Afternoon Excursions to
Burlington and Bristol, stopping at Riverton, Torres
dale. Andalusia, and Beverly, each way. These
excursions leave CHE8NUT STRFJET WHARF at
2 o clock in the Ailernoon. Keturnuig, leave Bristol
at 4 o'clock, arnviug in the city at s o clock r. m.
FARE KxcurHlon, 40 cts. Each way, 250. 5 26 3m
rir h, EXCURSIONS ON THB
QxAZZ BCHUYLKILL. Steamers leave Fair-
luount Park (toot of Mates street),
evf:ry half hour,
for laurel hill cemetery,
the falls ofchtjylkill.
First boat leaving Falrmount at 7 "20 A. M.: last boat
at 6M5 P. M Last boat leaving Falls of Schuylkill at
rar.m ooini
REMOVAL.
D EM OVA L.
A. Sc II. L13 JA3IDRE,
Late No. 1012 Chesnut street, have removed their
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS
to Xo. 1103 CI1ESHCT 8IRKET,
TJP STAIRS.
4 20 3m
THE GF.KTJINE EARLB VEIN, THE CELE
brated PRESTON, and the pure bard GKEEN
WOOD COAL, Egg aud Stove, sent to all parts ot the
city al tO W per ton; superior LEHIGH at 441-75.
Each of the above articles are warranted to Rive
perlect satisfaction In every respect. Orders received
at No. 114 S. THIRD Street; Emporium, No. 1X14
WASHINGTON Avenue. 4J
3 L A T E MANTELS.
SLATE MANTELS are unsurpassed tor Durability
Beauty, trengtb. and Cheapness.
SLA IE MANTELS, and Slate Work General 13
made to order.
J. B. KIMES A CO.,
8 12 Itm Nob 2126 and 2128 CHESNUT Street
ESTCOTT t GEORGE.
SUCCESSORS TO
ruixip WIUOK A co
IMrOBTKSa AND DXAUEBB IV
4JI NS, PISTOLS BIFJLES, CRICKET, AND
BASE BALL IMPLEMENTS,
FISHING TACKLE, SKATES, CROQUET
ARCHERY, ETC.,
NO. 0 CIIENNUT ST BEET
118m PHILADELPHIA
AiO ARCH STREET. GAS FIXTURES,
WLZl CHANDEL1EHS, BRONZE STATUARY.
ETC. V A N K 1 KK A CO. would respectfully dliect
the alleutlon of their friends and the publlo gene
rallv, to their large end eletrant assortment or OAS
FIXTl'KLH. CJi A NDltLILltS, and ORNAMENTAL
BKONE WARES. Those wishing handsome aud
tliorouKhly made Ooods, at very reasouable prices,
will find It lo their odvautnge to give us a call before
I urchaslng elsewhere,
N.U. boiled or tarnished fixtures refinlnued with
special eare and at reasouable prices.
2l m VANKIRK&CO.
o
0 &
N BXCIIANQB
HAG MANUFACTORY.
JOHN T. BAILEY A CO.,
BKMOVKO TO
E. Corner of MARKET and WATER Streets,
N.
1'llliaueipuin.
DEALERS IN BAOS AND BAGGING
Ol every Description, lor
Grain, Flour, salt, Super-Ptmspbale of Lime, Bon
ust. Etc.
Large and small OTJNN V BAGS constantly on band.
2i!l J A loo, W OOL BACKS.
JoiiMT.BAil.iiy. Jmks Cascaobm,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TAKLAWAUE
MUTUAL 8AFKTY INSU-
XJ K
ANCE t.DMPANY, Inuorporated by the Legis
lature ol Pennsylvania. IMA.
Office, B. E. corner of TH I RI) an d WALNUT Streets
rmmtieipnia.
MARIN K INMll RANGES
on vessels, cargo, and trelKht, to all parts Ol the world.
INLAND INSURANCES
on goods by river, canal, lake, and land carriage, to
all parts otlht Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On merchandise general y.
On Stores, Dwelling nouses, evo
AS8ETH OF THE COMPANY,
November 1. lKt. ,
llOO.OOt United blales e Per Cent Loan,
17I 114,GO0'0
120,000 Uniteu states Per Cent. Loan,
1HH1 - 1300-00
200,000 United Males 7 8-10 Per Cent,
Loan, Treasury Notes. 211 ,500' 00
125,000 City of Philadelphia 6 Per Cent,
Loan (exempts) 12,562't0
64,000 State of fenusylvanla Per
. Cent. Loan , 64,700110
66,000 State of Pennsylvania Per
Cent. Loan..- 44,620-00
60,000 State ot New Jersey Six Per
Cent. Loan...... 60,750"00
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 1st
Mortgage, Six Per CenU '
Bonus.,:..... . 20,500-00
25,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 2d
Mortgage, Six Per CenU Bonds 24450-00
26,000 Western Pennsylvania Rail
road Six Per Cent. Bonds
(Pennsylvania Railroad gua
rantees) 20,750-00
80,000 State, ol Tennessee Five Per
CenU Loan- 18,000-00
7,000 Slate ot Tennessee Six Per
Cont. Ixian ... 40D0
15,000 800 Shares Slock of Oerruau
town Gas Company (principal
ana interest guarantee a uy
the city of Philadelphia)..
7,150 H8 Shares Slock of Pennsylva-
15,000-00
t.258-25
8,950'00
nla Kiillrnarl Cnmnanv...
6,000 100 Sh ires block ol North Penn
sylvania Railroad Company.
20.000 80 Stiares Slock of Philadel
phia and Southern Mall
Steamship Company
195.900 Loans on Bonds and MnrtKAKe,
SQ.000-00
195,900-00
1st Liens on City Property..
11,046,060 par. Market value.
11,070,28075
86,000'0O
27,637-20
88,923-90
2,830 00
41,640-00
Real Estate
Bills receivable for lusurauces
made
Balance due at agencies. Pre
miums on Marine Policies,
Accrued Interest, and other
debis due lo tbe Company
Scrip and Stock of sunurv Insu
rance and other Companies,
I&178. Estimated value
Cosh In Bank .811,1H2-M
Cash in Drawer.......... 44714
81,4117,321-66
This belne a new entrmrlRe. the Par is asa Limed
ma lug niKTHei value.
Thomas C. Hand,
Samuel E. Stokes,
nenry bioau,
William G. Bonlton,
Edward Darlington.
Edmund A. bonder,
TheophlluB Paulding,
jonu it. Penrose,
James Traqualr,
Henry C, Dallett, Jr.,
James O. Hand,
V llliaru C. Ludwlg,
Joseph H. Seal,
George O. Lelper,
Hugh Craig,
John 1. Taylor,
Jacob Klegel,
11. Jones lirooke,
Edward Latourcade,
Jacob P. Jotiea,
James B. Mcfc'arland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
apencer.Mcllvalne,
J. B. bemple, Pittsburg,
A. B. Kerger. "
O. T. Morgan, "
Qeome W. Bernardoa.
1 JIU.UAO
C HAND, PresldenU
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice-President.
Hfnbt Lyi.bubn. Secretary. 1 H
1829 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
OF PIlIIiADELPBIA,
OFFICE;
437 CUESNVT STBEE
HOI. 43B AND
ASSETS OS JJANUABT 1, IS
Capital M. ,w.....400,ono-0(i
Accrued Sumlua 46,718'8
Premiums ,.. ...l,206,4a2-ia
UNSETTLED CLAIMS. INCOME FOB UOft,
g27,481'lB SJai.uou.
1VOSSES PAID SIHCB l9 OVEB
td.BOO.4t04).
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
DIRECTORS.
Charles N
Bancker,
George Fales,
Allred pltler,
Francis W. Lewis, M. D,
Peter McCall,
Thomas Sparks,
Tobias Wagner,
Samuel tiraot
George W. Richards
Isaac Lea,
CHARLES N.
BANCKER, President.
GEOKUE FALES. Vice-President.
J. W. MCALLISTER. Secretary pro tern. 81 tl231
JAKE
A LIFE POLICY
IN TUB
BROOKLYN
LITE IN SUE ANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YOUK.
OFFICE:
N. E. Cor. SEYEKTU ana CUESNIT.
E. 23. COLTON,
823;
CIENEBAE, AtiENT.
-pKOVlDENT LIrB AND TUUST COMPANY
No. ill boulb iOUK'i'H blreet.
INCORPORATED Bd MONTH Wd, 1SG5.
CAPIT AL. S160.U0U. PAID 1JS.
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by 5,
10 or W) year Premiums, Jnou-iorieiiure.
Anuuitles granted on lavorable terms,
'l urm I'.iIiimhh. Children's Endowments.
null. ( ..iiidkuv. while iciviug the lusured the security
ot a paid-up Capital, will divide the entire prohw of
llie l.ie UU&llltM BUiUUg ,KO yui.VJ U""-"-
Mmievs received al Interest, aud paid on demand.
Authorized by charter to execute Trusts, aud to act
h r'iiin ur Administrator. Assignee urUuardluu
aud iu other liduciary cupaciues, under appotutmeut
oi any Court ol this commouweaitn, or any persou or
persons, or nuuies ponnw u wiiv,.,
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY.
n KNRY HAINES.
JUteilt A 11. A1U11RJ.IS,
richard w ood,
richaio,cadb6ry.8
T. WIoTAR BROWN,
W. C LONUSTRETH,
WILLIAM HACKER.
F. COt PIN.
ROWLAND PARRY.
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY,
Actuary,
nmr n. LfiTiOSTHKl'M. Vice President.
THOMAS WlsTAR, M. D J. Ji. TOWNSEND.
Mertlral kmniinw. Leaal Adviser.
Li IRK INr-tKAiNChi EXCLUblVELY. THB
D PENNSYLVANIA F1RK 1JNBURAJNI.
PANY Incorporated 10Z6 Charter Perpetual No,
Kin w ilNli'r street, otiuoslte Independence Square,
'i i.iu ,.,..Mi,v ivnraiiiv known to tne community
lor over lony years, continues to insure against loss
or carnage vy urv uu n.'..v. v. . . .
either peimaueutly or lor a limited time. Also, on
Furniture. Slocks of Goods, and Merchandise gene
rally, on liberal terms. ,
. ...iiui i,u ..iher with a large Burplus Fund,
Is Invested in the most caretul manner, which eiiaul
tbeui to oiler to ue insureu mi uuui"
the case 01 toss.
Daniel Smith. Jr..
John Deverenx, i
Thomas smith,
Henry Lewis,
J. OlUlughaui Fell,
Alexander ltenfou,
Isaac Hazieuurst.
Thomas Itobblns,
iiMiilel Haddock. Jr. :
JjaNIEL SMITH, Jb., President.
WiT.l.AW O. Cbowkix. Secretary. 11 't
-r-WF.NlX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
1NCORPOK ATEDlii4 CH A RTER PERPETUAL.
.. .,. w a 1 .M IIT Hireet. oouosile the Excbaime,
in addition to MARINE and INLAND INSUR
ANCE, this tympany Insures irom loss or damage by
EIRE for liberal terms on buildings, merchandise,
furniture, etc , lor limited periods, and permanently
....b h dariwltnl lrMftl lllIIL. 1
The Company lias been In active operation for more
than SIXTY YEARS, durlug whluli all losses have
been promptly adjusted and paid. . ; ;
John L. Hodge.
Lawrence Lewis, Jr.
David l.ewls,
Benjamin Kiting,
Thomas ll. Powers,
A. R. Mi-Henry,
Elmund Castlllon, ,
M. B. Aiauony, '
John T. Lewis.
William S. Orant,
Robert W, Learning,
l. Clark Wharton,
bamuel wucox,
Louis t:. isorrui.
JOHN WUCHERER, President.
Sahcxl Wilcox boretary. ,
JUNE 27, 18G7.
RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE.
rUS WASULNOITON LIBRARY COMPANY.
rRlNClFAD OFFICE,
No. 1225 CHESNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. '
scbscbiptiok one noutR,
SO,000 PBEKENTF.n TO SCBSCBIBEBM
ONE CASH PBESKXT OF 10,000.
ONE CASU PKESEXT OF 90,000,
ONE CASH PBESEJtT OF 910,000.
ONE. CASH PBESENT OP 99000. ,
TWO CASH PBEMENTS OF 98.100 EACH.
Bead fall Schedule of Presents beiow.
EACH CEBTIFICATR OF STOCK IS AC
COnPANIEB WITH A BEACTirUL,
STF.EE-Ps.ATE EBIRAVIN, 1VOKTII
JMOBE AT KETAIE THAN TIIE COST OF
CKltTII M ATE, AND ALSO ISSVBES TO
TIIE IIOEBEK A PBENENT IN THE
OBEAT DISTBIBVTION.
THE WASHINGTON LIBRAKY CO.
Is chartered by the Slate of Pennsylvania, and or
ganlzed in aid of
TIIE BITEBSIDE INSTITUTE,
Incorporated by tho State of Nw Jersey.
April 8, lt0T,
Pit mite at Riverside, Rurllngton county. New Jersey,
aud founded for tbe purpose ol gratuitously education
tbe sons of deceased Soldiers aud Seamen of the
United States.
The Board of Trustees consists of the following well.
known citizens of Pennsylvania and New Jersey:
HON. WILLIAM R. MANN.
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa
HON. LEWIS R. li ROOM ALL,
Ex-Chief Coiner, U.S. Mint, and Recorder of Deeds
Phil.il.lnliln Pa
HON. JAMES M. BOOVEL,
New Jersey
HON, W. W. WARE,
New Jersey
HENRI GORMAN, ESQ.,
Agent Adams' express, Philadelphia. Fa,
E. COE, Eby.,
Of Joy Coe 4 Co., Philadelphia.
Trkabitby Dkpastmknt. W8HIS0T0N. D. O..
April, 18, iB7, Oitice of Internal Revenue: Having
received satlBtactory evidence tbat the proceed!
of tbe enterprise conducted by tbe "Wasblngtoi
Library Company" win be aevoted 10 cuarltablt
uses, pernusslou Is hereby granted to said Compaaj
to conduct such enterprise exempt trom aU charge,
whether from special tux or other duty.
jw a. tjL.uListi, commissioner.
THE i
WASIIINOTON LIBIURT COMPANT,'
In order that this benevolent object may be sue
cesBlul'y accomplished, uave Issued live series ot
xmn aLLf LrrijALtsi jurvuitAViJlus,
which we nut on subscription at nrices muck below
their retail value,
CERTlt iCAI ES OF STOCK IN THE WASHING
, 1 1 Ka In.l,. UlCinillUll ujlth I t u LudI nHk. l"lnmnann
and signed by the secretary. (None others Kenulne.l
Any person sending lONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR,
OR i-lvE DOLLARS, or oavlns the same to onr local
Agents, win receive, immeui ateiy, a line steel-Plate
Knsravlnu. as set forth below, and as many earilft-
cales ot stock as tbe number of dollars paid; Insuring
OM E PRESET x in our published schedule for EACH
CERTLr lOA 1 u. neia.
Nn. 1 "Mv Child 1 My Child!!" No. 2 "They're
Kavpdi 'l nev re saveair- xxo. s -uia seveutv-siz:
Or, llie J!.riy ihjd ui mo jvcvuiiibiuu,
No. 1 ''Wosblnglon's Courlshlp." N ). 2 "Watto.
lngton's Last Interview with his Mother."
XliREh-LOLLAK ENGRAVING.
HOME FROM THE WAR." '
and Three Cerilllcates of Stock, Insuring Three
Presents.
FOUR-DOLLAR ENGRAVING.
THE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS."
and Four Ceriilicalea ot stock, insuring Four
Presents.
FIVE-DOLLAR ENGRAVING.
-THE MARKIAGK OF POCAHONTAS,"
and Five Certificates olStock. lnsuriug Five Presents.
The engravings and certlllcates will be delivered
at our Local Ageucies, or sent by mall postpaid, or
express, as may be ordered.
THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
-WIX.X, AWARD
THREE HUNDBED THOUSAND DOI,.
LABS IN PRESENTS
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1867,
. AT !
PHILADELPHIA, PENNA., .
. OB AT THE INSTITUTE.
1
SCHEDULE OF PBESENTS.
1 Cash Present..,.-
1 Cosh Present
1 Cash Preseut
1 Cash Preseut
2 Cash Presents of turn each
i Handsome Country Residence. Stable.
40,000
kSO.uno
10.000
6,000
5,000
Grounds, etc., Uermantowu, Phi la. 18,000
1 Double Residence, three-story brick. Cam-
den, N. J - - 15,00
I Coal Depot, ullices, Sheds, and Orouud, with
business eslablisbed. No. 1314 Washington
avenue, Philadelphia. 15,000
1 louuiry nniueut-c, xiiverBiue, xi, d W1I.U
Ground, Fruits, etc.- .,..
1 Tbrte-siory Cottage, Lot, etc
25 Valuable Building Lots.Rlverslde. eaoh
1 Elegant Turnout family Carrlaiie, Spun of
Heroes, Harness, etc., complete
10 Valuuble Building Lots, Riverside, 4VK'0 each
1 Beautiful Sllver-rey Horse, 15 bauds
high, sired by the celebrated imporietl
Arabian Horse "Caliph;" also, a light
itoud Wagon, weight Uo pouuds, with set
ot superior Single Harness, Lap Blanket,
Whip, eto .. ...
20 Pianos, $&00 each
iiOMelodeons, fJeacr. .......
4 Rosewood Kewlug Machines, r-iou eacu
10 l-amlly Sewing Machines, duo each.......
60 line Gold Walcbi s, f.!ou euch
loo Oil Paintings, by leading artists aggregate
value M
t Camel's Hair Shawls, IIik) each
2 l anjei's Hair shawls, Sjikmi eocb...
8 Handsome Lace Shawls, f0 each
10 Cashmere Shawls, fbO each...
20 Silk lress Patterns, 75 euch
60 City Building Lots, f 176 each
The remainder will consist of Silver Ware,
Musical Boxes, Opera Glosses, Pocket
Bibles, and dlllerent articles of ornament
10,000
6,000
6,000
5.000
8,000
6,000
10,000
4,SoO
l.OM)
1,000
10,000
lo.ooo
8, OK)
6.OU0
76.1
: no
1.600
b,7W
tana use, amounting to....
82,000
Total . m. 9UOO.UO0
tfW All the properties are given clear of Incum
brance HOW TO OBTAIN 8IIABES AND EM.
CiBAVINUS.
Send orders by mail, enclosing trom $1 to 20,
either by Post Olllce orders or in a registered letter,
at our risk. Larger amounts should be sent by draft
or express.
10 shares, with Engravings.-.. J9-50
2ft ' " '! f - 23-60
60 " " ' 40-60
76 ' . B-fU
100 " 00 00
Local and Travelling AGENTS WANTED through
out the United States,
The Association have appointed as Receivers
Messrs. OKOHQE A. COOKE & CO, Bankers, No. 83 H.
THIRD Street, whose well-known Integrity and busi
oess experience will be a sufficient guarantee tbat the
money entrusted to them will be promptly applied to
the purposes stated. J
Philadelphia, F.. May 20, 1867, ,
To the Officer! an Menitieri of Wiuhlngton Library
Vumpuny.A'.ii.iiJAV.tkcrtUirv. I
noi.ti.moi, rn ..Koint of your favor of the 15th
in...,,i ..iir,i .,.. (',ur appointment as Reoelvers
for
copy
4 IK,
and I .vniDai.lng w hV t benevolent object of yo.;r
AM.IiSmn Tvi , the education and maintenance ol
U,e oVpl .m Tin fd-eo of our soldier, and sailor at th.
lustituts, we have concluded to accej
trust, and to use our best snorts ui promote so worm
an objuut.
j.espectlully, yours, etc.,
OEO. A. COOKE A COt
I All orders by mail should be addressed to GEO HO
A. cWtii A CO.. tohkors, No. aas.i'UlRD Street
vour Ciui anvTwe took the liberty to stimu ta
your C4iupaiiyi nlan n vnnp Anturnr ....
P"r.S!!rarutnorUHy'of tbV sta and bivlLg
i on in rettard to Its leirallty.
AMUSEMENTS.
GIFT CONCERTS.
KELLEY 'S EIIIST GRAND
North American (art tonceri
Now Posltlrely Fixed to Tk Ple
AT COOrER INSTITUTE, N. Y. CITY,
SATURDAY, July 13, 1867.
a rinnTh. nrnnrlBtnrs of the North American
Olit Concert, advert Ised to take pin e at the Wabash
venue Kink, Chicago. III., anu postpoueu, uv tu
i..onr tn .nmiiini'K that It will take place at Cooper
Vnrt h. thl Mmeit rSUUPSt Ot tUOU
ssixlsol subscribers In the Middle and EaKlern Htates.
here a large share of our tickets have been soli'. ant
tl'at a series ol Concerts will De inen, iu ira whubw
In rapid succession. . ' , . . .
ineaeiayin us coium"-""" i"1 vttoi, ...... v..
niuiiikamnriinir tim sale ot tiakets lifcS been Im
mense and without a parallel on thlscontluent. Under
any circumstances the Concert will now be given as
above staled. . . .
huo.oio V ALTJAIiI.E OIFTS, VALUED AT FrVB
HUNDRED TUOUSAMl DOLLARS. WILL BUI
lltl'SEMKD iO TICKET-HOLDERS, INCLUD
ING lue,0(i0 IN ORE KN BACKS. -
tor blteen years we nave ueen ennHaeu m uunum,
and we polntwlth pride to the reputation we Lava
won lor honesty and iuieKrlty. Many of the promi
nent citizens of New Yoik, Boston, Philadelphia, and
Chicago will bear witness to the statement lhi we
have never maoe any promins w mw .uuiiv .u "
have not sue-redly lullilleo. and we refer to tbe lead
ing hankers and merchants or these cities for our
character lor lar dealing. . . .
In spile ol every obsti cie. we biibii pro" o l,uu
11c that tbe Norm American OKI Concert will be con
ducted honorably, and that all the gifts advertised
will be distributed fairly and to tbe sailsfuvllou oi our
p irons.
11). Q.I.J1H in.rominflUUU III mm is.uwu .umti.
prise has been .oiely In the interest ot the tlcket
i.,.l,lr Ti,i la il.a lamest uiidertaKliiK of tbe kind
ever brought to a successful teimiuatlou lu the Uulied
Slates. .
't ickets sold ror Concert to taxe piace at vva-
Concert at Cooper Institute, xxew x orn .;iiy,
A preseut given wlih every concert lick
tot.
1 Old In Greenbacks...
430,000
10,000)
,, 6.0UO
.. 4,0011
,. 8,U0vl
.. 2.000
1
1
1
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1
1
so
SlouO each.--.....
2O,UO0
10,0001
20
do
do
Iou euch.,
1840 Gifts in Greenbacks, amounting to 18,ooo
1 tillt Residence lu Chicago. o,ui
410 Gold Watches, amounting to 60.0001
4imKllver WaU'hes. amounllllir to , 21.000)
And tbe balance, comprising Pianos, Melodeons,
ana other uiits,aniouiuiiig io......... ....i,wvi
Maklug 600,000 Gllia.
A rnmmllUM tn he chosen bv ticket holder SG
the Hist Concertwlll promptly distribute the presents,
one to every concert ticket holder, and fhelr report
will be published in "Eelley's Weekly," with porirals
and biographical sketch of tbe persons receiving tn
thirty largest Kills, and be sent to ail ticket holders at
once. The tickets Irom our numerous agents having;
been gathered in, persons disappointed In tbelng una
ble at our principal olllce to obtain tickets, can now
be supplied, ss long ss they last, by addressing us at
No. tin I Broadway, New Yoik. Tickets will be sens
promptly by man, on receipt oi price auu autiup iu
return posloge. ... ..O
We win senu o ticaeis lor fi on; iu iurfu-wi iuui
fortn-oi'. Bend the name of each subscriber, ana their
1081 On:ce auaress, anu town auu dwhj. mwucj ur
Drait, Post OlUce Order, .Express, or In Registered
Letters, may be sent at our risk. Andrew all com
munications to A. A. KELLEY A CO .
6 2d 14t NO. 6V1 lit vUA u w A i , isew x ora.
N
EW CHEBNUT STREET
THEATRE.-.
WILLIAM E. 8 INN A Co
.Lessees.
JC XtUJA I Al. T IU 17 10t1, U UUV AOf
ORAND GALA NIGHT -,
FOR THE BENEP'T OF
the Families and Firemen who suffered by the laU
calamity AT THE BVRNINU) . 1 . ".
OF THK
AMERICAN THEATRE. ,
The Ladies and Gentlemen named In this establlsb
ment have klnd'y volunteered
THEIR SERVICES.
THE THEATRE AND OA a TENDERED BY THJ
MANAGEMENT.
A FULL AND COMPLETE ORCHESTRA,
Under C. M. REICHART.
The performance will consist of tbeibeaullful Play
lu four acts, entitled v
DEBORAH, THE JEWES3.
CI'CILERUSU . .
will make her first appeurance In three years,
OBSERVE THE OAST OF
DEBORAH, THE JEWESS
Lorens
Tbonias MoKeon
H erman . . -
Heborah .M..
JMarla..
Treasurer
Doorkeepers, Oilicers, Ushers,
services on this occasion.
li. A. Languor!
Miss Ceulle Rusa
.........Miss L. Cooper
John stlmmet
all volunteer their
Prices of admission as usual.
NOTE. Ladles and Gents In the shove cast are re
quested to he at Rehearsal on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, at 11 o'clock. Also, tbe Ladies of the regular
Ballet. 6 25 4t WM. E. SINN A CO., Managers.
fcTEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
XN THIS (Thursday) EVENING. June 27,
ben ef1t of th e c h esn ut str ket i heatrh
base-ball club,
the live indian.
by members of the Wheutley Dramatic Association.'
After which,
Glralle Dance - Mons. Alex. Bold
To be lollowed by tbe Comedietta of
COOL AS A CUCUMBKR,
Plnm per.. .Owen Marlowe I Girt Barklns...Alex. Flshef
Frederick J. Brooke I Jessij Honlton,
Wiggins. Miss Clara Reed Miss A. Vach
Alter which, .
BOX AND COX.
BoXm. E, H. Hayburxi I Cox ,. B. Hay hurst
of the Athletic B. B. club. of the Chesnut B. B. Club,
M'S. Bouncer Miss A.Vuche.
Banjo Solo -Lew Simmons
Rene Solo ... Harry Dexter
To conclude with the Pan to in line ot tbe
RED GNOME,
by members of Carucross & Dixey's Minstrels.
Doors open at 74. Curtain rises at s.
Admission, 50 Cents. Reserved Seats, 11. It
EW CHESNDT STREET THEATRE
FRIDAY EVENING, June 25,
nr.rB,riL
IN AID OF THE
SUFFERERS BY THE BURNING OF THE
AMERICAN THEATRE.
. AN IMMENSE BILL.
Bee posters on Frldny morning. ( 20 2t
TXTALNUT STREET T U E AT RE,
WW tw. wain mo wals u i ueirius at e.
THIS (Thursday) EVEN1NO
LAST NIGHT RUT
A.,.. una
TWO OF
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
who presents, lor this night only, his
- GREAT CREATION. ASA TRENCHATUX
In Tom Taylor's delightful Comedy, frruod
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN, .
performed by him iu New York and elsewhere,
UPWABDS OF FIVE UlNOHKO NIGHTS.
Asa'J reiichurd. ...Mr, JOSKPH JiiKPEltttONf
Lord Dundreun Mr. CHARLES VANDENHOPF
Florence Treiu-.hurd. Miss SUSAN DENINi
To conclude with the great Farce of ,
THE SPITFIRE.
Shortcut Mr. JEFFERSON!
FRIDAY' JEFF h RSON tt FAREWELL BENEFIT.'
M1
RS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH
6TREEI
FOX. AND
THEATRE. Beslns at 8 o'clock.
1 OURTH WEEK OF O. L. FOX, U K.
TROITK, i
MONDAY AND EVERY NIGHT.
REVIVAL Ot' G. L. FOX'S PANTOMIME,
JACK AND HILL.
With US GRAND TK1JJ11M,
f V.-ft -"T"..""."r'ulatl(.n
C li. iua as......... uuiiojiinirje. ... ,
tvi,.n u. which, a Comedieiia. wu"l
SA'IUHDAY A n'l'ERNOON, at 8 o'cloelr
A GRAND JACK AND Gl LL MATINEE for &
;f"rFaro!.
lies una cniioien.
PAIKTlvo '
O-SEMIT.'
J3 'IDE DOMES OF THE GREAT YO-SEMITa.
DAV AND EVENING,
In tbe Southeast Gallery of the 1
ACADEMY OF I1NE ARTS. 8 5tf
GRAND CONCERT OF RISTORI GLEE
AbOClATION. in aid of the Families of thej
firemen whosullered at the late Are lu Walnut street.
at CONCERT HALL, July 6, lsw. 2S64
"VJEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA H0UST
X ELEV NTH Street, above CHEHNUT.
'1MB FAMILY BLSOKT" i
OP If IOK THE ASOlf.
CHIMkOM k DIXEY'M tllnl ttKIAi:
he Great biar Troupe of the World, lo tiie'r uiUNi
s.TU lOl'I AN S01REi'J4. SONGS, VAUVbH, tiM.
vi.auicvii'AOi anu ri.An i.i iu. suAiiiua,
uiiii open at i o'clock,
clock, tXihiOjencIng at 8 o'cloat,
J. Lv CAKNCKUhri. hanagur.
11 0! I Ott t?MlTH'S ISLAND I FRESH
AI3
T0
XJ -LPAlTliUL SCENFMY HEALTHFl
KX ERClb E-1 HE BA TH-EJV 1 UMl AJJNMJuW 1
IDE iEST KIND. , .. r
AIRS. lls ihbimh .M -i
respectltilly Inioru.s her iriends and the public gen
rally that she will open the tiaautiiUI Island Pleou4
Gtounu known M1B 'RLAB J, ... ui , .'
on SUNDAY nexU Ways, r-he invites air to cons
and enjoy with hur the delight of this favorite sunt
lutr rwKirt,, .' i . ; i i .j .' ot
with to uo you uuuovnv.-..